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I have a 4k as well. Too bad non of my tv channels or Netflix are using it yet.  But the colors are damn nice.
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Netflix picked the strangest movies to give the 4k treatment to. I mean Jerry McGuire??? They could have at least done Independence Day or something lol. But I'm using the 4k ready feature for Directv. So my Directv is broadcasting in 4k. But it was a huge pain in the ads to set up.
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